Shingle Roof - Kick out Flashing

Hello!
Welcome to Schoen Roofing RUclips Channel!
In this video we show how to fabricate and install a kick out flashing for a shingle roof.
This may be the single most important flashing in a roof system. If it is missed, water will enter behind your siding/stucco and rot your wall sheathing. This can go undetected for years and cause major damage to your home.
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[@dmech5135]

Yes, this is the correct method. Just saw video from another roofing company, he folded over and nail the flashing down on the roof deck.

[@larrycrookshanks1646]

You are the only guy to have finally formed a kickout flashing correctly. 😂 I watch these others try to make them and they all fall flat on their face. I was making those just like you 40 years ago and it doesn't take a lot of skill ,just a little vision.

[@schoenroofing]

Ahhh thanks man! I also have see so many bad kick outs I had to share this method. Appreciate you.

[@jeffowens4818]

Please consider showing how you would run vinyl j-channel around this.

[@BoY-pm2qg]

That's for the siding guy to figure out 😂

[@ryanjohnson1301]

Thanks for the awesome video! Best kick out ever.

[@schoenroofing]

Couldn't agree more!

[@Grumpygus94]

Great quality content and right to the good stuff. Thank you!

[@schoenroofing]

Much appreciated!

[@barrymilam9665]

That's a great way of keeping water away from the wall by diverting it....

[@schoenroofing]

Thanks for the comment Barry! Glad you liked the video.

[@ironwoodcorp]

Just what I needed this morning! I’m off to build one now!! Thank ya!!

[@schoenroofing]

Lol. Go get it!

[@paulnevins]

Had my roof replaced 5 times and every contractor forgot to install them even when noted in the contract. Good for you, Missouri roofers are lazy af.

[@schoenroofing]

Hi Paul! It’s a very common mistake that untrained installers make. Thanks for the comment.

[@woodstream6137]

Just had my roof replaced and have a new leak where an addition meets the 2nd flooor. Its going to be a process - the company has a project manager that hired a subcontractor that hired a roofing team. The PM sent the subcontractor out yday and he put some caulk sealing the 'problem.' I didn't see any water inside but there is a drip line on the vinyl siding underneath the overhang on the addition from ydays rain.

[@carterio9640]

Thanks!!!

[@wrathofchuck]

This is an excellent video - thank you for producing and posting it. Do you have any ideas for gable ends where extended rafter tails prevent the trough from running to/past the edge of the roof? Can such a kick out flashing as the one you demonstrated be modified for such an installation?

[@schoenroofing]

Oh yea. Use this flashing anytime you need to direct water towards a trough.

[@OURICO45]

Well done

[@alec1113]

Thank you

[@schoenroofing]

You're welcome

[@EIFSstuccoRepair]

Understanding the Importance of Flashing in EIFS Stucco Applications
ruclips.net/video/nLMIr7C7Lmc/видео.html

[@schoenroofing]

Appreciate the link to a good video. Very common for installers to miss this step.

[@EIFSstuccoRepair]

@@schoenroofing I can't tell you how many missing or improperly installed kick out Flashings I've fixed over the past 25 years. It's probably well over 100.

[@wodefjandi512]

Ok…. Great. Now make the siding look good around that. 🙄 Honestly, the best solution I’ve seen and now use myself, is a vinyl block that is installed with the the siding. Easy to install and seal, and looks WAY better as a finished product. The step flashing method works fine for wood siding, but not vinyl or similar products.